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Recto

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RECTO. Right. (q.v.) Brevederecto, writ of right. (q.v.)
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If Morris Louis's thin veils of poured paint conflated surface and support, so, too, do Booth's translucent acrylics, despite the utter impermeability of her chosen surface: Painted on both front and reverse sides (the latter registering on the recto as a mirror image), her plasmic textures look almost like glass itself, but as if distilled and denatured to various states of liquidity in which light pools and glimmers.
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``I remember him as un hombre recto - a stand-up guy,'' Ramos said.
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Recto Buttiglione was nominated to be EU Commissioner for Justice, Freedom and Security but had to withdraw his name after comments he had made about gays and marriage became public.
Government minister in Italy seeks to form European religious right by Church & State
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